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b. LowBNsTElN g. BROS.
DELSART EiSI ss.s 'iEX EXPRESSION

Mr. Margaret wilshlp will receive pupils IN the
Dulsafle school 81 expression and clVruugh. I9.h
the reasoning student aud the practical fiudehs
will h. satisfied, Pot the convenience ~ pnPH
who canuoi attend during the day intfu,ilVn
will DC givou In the evening Tor terms appN 70
Nj Imllg Lgyy,a wllInannk
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% doni Childpn's Embroidered Col.
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dozen ut IA cents each, worth considerable
morc.
Giovrs 10 dozen, button length, IN.
ira Super jersey Cashmere Gloves, all
colors and black, % cents per pair.
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Here - , Leader for rou-

100 dozen ladies' White and Colored
Border, Il.nisiiichcd llandkerchicis at u
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VIII positively cure sick headache and
nr,yent H. rcturn. carriers iithe IhN,,
Pills. This is not tain. but uuih. vhe Pr
. ,iose Sec advertisement Small pill
emall dose. Small rice.
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w,a, 10 You Think OF Thi- Lot.

Just IS dozen all We have. Blcachcd
Damask Towels, extra size, measure .lxAS
inches. at - per dozen. This bargain
mus, bc seen to be appreciated.
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Dissolution Notice.

The frm u Hugh Petit Co. ives dissolved by
muuial conscnl on september T. 1870
j. T. MCKEE,
HUGH PETIT
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Important o Cotton Planters and Ginnens Is
The American Cotton Seed Company ginS fo!~Wbrl Cot
ton tnth
ca uurdu
|
an ccoo
100
$
leans Galveston The hines ny u'
durable
in Ncstga airs aidp
American Cotton Seed Company,
Coton Exclan Building N,N
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T. M. ANTISELL PIANO co.,
san rrancisco, Cal.
Charles II. Jacobson, Agent.
Inaolyent Notice.

lnHOlNcnt NOllots
state II Trnnests'e shelby county aOnce County
Count Ciofk. Memphis, 1run., November p, 1871
10 John League. Administrator " " Johnson
Having suggested the insolvency ~ the ctiate ~
u A. luhutpn decreased, sou are hereby urtirrd
To- rive nutrr by advertisement in s'iinc ucWfimtef
Published within the said state niid nlsu 10 the
iuufi huiiss dpur " shelby rulniy for nll pcfnus
having claims against aid state "a HpIenr aud Ole
tho same authenticated ~ tie manner prescribed
hy law un ~ hei0r1 the 9th day NJ February ltsA,
and any clnim not nlrd nn or lFinrr sail nhy, nf
isfor, an appropriation NJ the funds ~ sad estate
h made, shall H. iurYof barred. both IN law aud
equity Wlfnrss my hand, AZ uiifc. this ~ day ui
No,enibef. IS7. T. QtlGLEi, CLERK.
~ Thomas a. Crushaw. u. &.
Notif, h hereby given o. ahuyc dlrertci
M lOlls 10 ACT ~ Administrator
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onDrn MuliorJ maJn medal.
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school hooks and school Supplies
For all public and private schools, at
MAvsFORp's.
Tho aoad IhIpr. Of Life.

Crowd. Of people visit Luehrmann's
Terrace Garden, on the corner Of Main
and Monroe sire ,ts, daily In search Of
something 10 eat and drink. In the
way Of drinks, LuehrmAun Las the
best and coolest lager beer 10 be found
In the city, keeping Il at the same
temperature all the year round. Fine
foreign and domestic wines, good lQ.
u1ie aud iragfant cigars are iurnished
pairone on call and at the loweet fg.
uree. The restaurant department IL
perfect In All lie appointments, and 10
supplied with all the delicacies OF the
-oasor, a. we'll NJ the tubsiantisle.
Toe hdtst favored and latest oysters
are served Ia every style by the beet
oi cooks. As q cItsrer 10 public taste,
Luehrmann stands Il the head OF the
business.
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Gigantic Baseball sehsm.,


MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, September ~.
There is q gigantic scheme new be.
Ing quietly worked for the formation
oil a new baseball lpsgue or Associa.
lion. Ths probabilities are that Il will
be called the Western Baseball Asso.
citation. The plan IL 10 take In Kan.
sas City, 0maha, Chicago, Milwaukee,
Minneapolis, 81 Paul and Dse Moines,
Dubuque, NJ. Louis and perhspa ST.
Joeepn. Correspondence has been
going on ba'w sen baseball men In III
OF the above elites Tor some time pasl.
Repre- eniativos from Kansas Oily,
Omshs, Chicago aud 49, Louis have
been In st. Psul and NJ nneapols 10
look over the situA Ion, and the m after
has BEEN quite generally considered
from every standpoint. This whole
thing has been done secretly, for the
reason that the men interested are
planning TO sign some OF thu best play.
ers In both the National Leegue and
American Association al the close Of
the reason.
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Last night, at FroLt aud Commerce
streets. Peter Bondtut and eeriou ly
wounded negro named Dick'smith.
The two bsc,me involv d In d qua rel
over some trivial matter, and without
a word Of waning Bond whipped ont
a hni and ustd IL to.food eject. He
fret slashed Smith, over the right
eye, then cnt ..the fingers Of
the left hand, and allowed II
all up by driving the blade into
Smiths left ti1e, making an ugly
wIuba. Dr.. Anderson, colored, at,
tended the wour ded mun, and pro.
nouDctd the cnts dangerous, but NOT
necessarily fatal. Bind made bis es
cape.
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where u n si,onf

Andrew Nelson, u SNede, Ia mics.
ing, and his friends are very anxious
ss to his whereabouts, Nelson 10 8
contractor and builder. and was to
have been at No. So2 sec,ud, street,
at s o'clock yesterday, 10 lay
Of his employees, .. bu! he
fAilei 10 make his appearance.
The police we're notified, dad upon
investig alton learned tAst he wse last
sea NJ Nan and Mnkst strse,s a,
4:30 o'oiotk yesterday sitefncon, and
AZ that time he had about $3.50 In h 6
Ioisessioh. His employers have the
utmost ccufdence IN hmS and do
not think he has Left tho city. They
tear thSt no has been ioully dsslt
With,
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL SUM- AZ, SEPTEMBER 49, 1887

pated In III week ago will assist. TIE
composer Of this mass, Slguor Paolo
GLORIA, was ct one time organist Of St.
Peters church In Brooklyn, N. Y, hut
has lived for several years In Mel
bourne, Australia, where he enjoys en-
envlhble reputation 90 an excellent
teacher OF music. The various solos,
duos and choruses will, no doubt, be
given as effectively % heretofore.
Alter today the time for high mass
will be 10. $50 o'clock am.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

EVANSVILLE. September l7.--NiEht-
River ] foot 0G The gauIe and falling.
Weather cloudy and cool.
CINCINNATI. September u. Nisht-
River 2 ieei s. inchglpp the gsaso and fall
ing. Weather doh'fy snd' III sftsninr.
LoUIsyILLE. lSep,enrbey ~ .',,sht.
canal and es, y sns = 'saa t. TAILS. Weather
cloudy and cool.
vICKsBURG, September ~. - Night
Weather cloudy and thfeaiesinr rain. Ar
rivedi Belle Memphis.. "a. bouts; I'd fos-
TER, Louisville. DspaItedi Belle Memphis,
CAIRO, September -Sieht-Riyor 4 fee,
? inches on. the gauge and falling. Noaihsr
cloudy and cool. Arrived Arkansl City,
~. L9uis, , pm. Dopartsdi ArkansAs City,
ST. LOUIS. September l7.-Nlsht-RIyer
risen ale, and stands 4 fest,7 inyhos on N Z
gauge. Weather cloudy aud cool. Arrived
T., ID, Slime, Memphisi City Of We. sburs.
Viohtbuigi Oakland aud barges, few or
leans. Departed Paih y, brown. New o.
leansi CITY Of Vieksburs, VieksSarE.
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THEY DO AND THEY DON'T
Chasing Reports Of an Impending
Cor filct Betw cen Rival Railroads.
The street Ger Companies Set Their
Heart Upon BARRING Oat
Dummy COMPANY.

Some commotion was created yester.
day afternoon by reports that q st eat
railroad company (which one was not
sta!ed) was laying track on Monroe
street, using the grade established for
the East End Dummy Company. The
rumor also stated that an mi auction
was threatened by the latter co icern.
An APPEAL reporter went after the
facts, and frat encountered Dol. r.
Dudley Frsyser, president Of the
Memphis City Company.
Colonel" asked the reporter. "do
you know anything about laying stree
cur track on Monroe street, util zing
the dummy line grader
II think dummy lines q DID out.
rsge," replied the Colonel, "and they
should not be encouraged. The idea
Of them coming into the corporate
limits OF the city They cannot do II
without damaging toe streets"
But do you know anything about
the Iumored track laying2'
Il don't think track lay ing has com.
menoed there YET, but taw a pile OF
croes tics on Monroe, beyond Wei.
lingion."
"Then II Ia your intention TO enter
upon the stieei 7"
90, zee, but We have not begun
los ing track"
The rep. rter then encountered the
Hon. Harry M. Hill, under the i'm
p'eStiOL .ass no WIS interested In the
Dummy Line Compal,.
"No. /" rtspopde 4 that gentleman, 81
am lot In the East l. ID Company, but
an anxious 10 see II finished / am
deeply interested In the Prospect Park
Company"
Have you heard the report con.
cernipg the Street Oar Company fall.
ing npon Monroe s'reet?'
"Yes, but do not bslieve there Is
anything In II. As room as heard II
| went TO Napoleon Hill and told him
he bad better not do anything Of the
kind or We would tight. He told me
he tad nothing TO do with IL. Why,
II true, IL would almost break up tie
races, Gnd, d-n them, We can't stand
tba'."
"But Col. Frayter Gays they do In.
tend % take pots scion Of the street
We'll, you see Napoleon Hill.'
And the warm hearted gentleman
boarded q street car aEd was gone.
Uol, Napoleon Hill WAC seen and
asked the me question.
"Why,we have no tracks out there,
he said.
Bat the report Ia tina, You are lay
ing tracks"
~ know nothing about that"
III such work were being done II
would be nv both tho companies
would II not2"
"Oh, certainly"
"And yon know nothing about an
Ii iurcdonH"
I'VE have sued out no II juuctioh. ,
"But II was said 10 be comirg flom
the dummy line companiea fgaintl
your companite7'
swell, 1 don't know"
IL 10 reported that a conference oil
csrtain officials Of toe two street car
companies was he'd yesterday, th,
conclusion OF which was tha. they
we're TO take pos leeslon. Tots We,
freely admitted by Col. Fnyser. Il
was further rumored tina, the dummy
line stiornoy instructed his construc.
ton force, In o,se OF secret possession
by the street car companies, 10 tear up
the track 30 laid and throw II TO one
side. This sentiment was heard from
others besides these owning dummy
stock.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd 81.
NKw supply Of The Duchess, the
new novel, at Mar siofd'e.
o X. HoUcK & Co. have removed
10 their new sleIe 1853 Main street.
0sE thousand punches choice Bans-
mes a. Podesia Bros, 270 Front street.
lY you want al pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, 124 JEFF.
ferson street.
PURE and white ss the flower whose
name u bears are the biscuits raised
by Lily Baking Powder.
STANLEY q ANDERSEN, funeral dir
ectoro and embalmers, SO Madison
street, are fully prepared 10 furnish
chairs ut residences, when ordered, for
ihe accommodation Of friends.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Tho Csra Conway Institute will
open tomorrow.
The Pesbyiery OF Memphis will
hold q called meeting In the lee ure
room Of the Fret Church NJ 10 O'Clock
am. Monday, September l9.h.
An infant two weeks Old was left
In q basket on the steps Of Nc q. II
RIsss ieddercs, 90 LAR ise street.
Thursday night. NJ. Rigs aud wife
adopted the baby.
Tho members IL the Woman's
Christian Alliance are requested 81 at.
tend q meeting At White Ribbon Hall,
Monday, September 10 b, at 4 o'clock.
Bulinets Of Importance.
The theaier OH 70 this season will
be at WiiEmann's music ftore, On Main
ttreet, under the Peabody Hotel. This
sa most desirable aud accessible place
Tor the public Mr.. Eddie Holland
has been appolnted assistant treasurer.
"A gospel Temperance meeting will
be held at the Court street church nj
o'o och pm. Ministers Of the city
will have charge a the meeting aud
Niles Ida Meflwsther will address
the lsdiee on the importance 10 them
oi the approaching election.
The alarm Of hre fon boz 10, at
sil0 o'clock lsst night. was caused by
eight bias In the Memphis and
Charleston railroad yards. A spark
from q passing locomotive set ffe 10 q
cailoid OF cotton and six baleI were
slightly torched. The hook and lad.
Ger men txinguished the hro with
their little BAbcocks. Damage slight
Henry slaughter AID Mes Anna
Rem.Cy, ollored; 4. NJ R,dlin and
Miss Hanna Glover, coiored; Daniel
fslkner and Mics Mary Allen; Sol.
Williams and Mre. josie Roger, col.
ortd; II. Raymond aud Mira. Hattie
Harris, oolored; John Schmilt aud
hifa Carrie Wendell, were the couples
who yesterday obtained lisonce 10
mary.
George Nlllng,on's motion for a
new trial IVES ovenul5d by Judge Du.
Bose, late yesterday evening, and a
sentence Of fifteen years In the peni.
Tertiary imposed. HE council fled a
bill Of exceptions, sHd sppea el the
case 20 the suprsme Caurt. The bond
Of $40, 900, necessary 81 n release Of the
prisoner, vas Immediately given, With
hits Agues Milington aud Ma. Coates
m euretiea.
The Rev. W. II. Evans will preach
nj the gospel tent, Fort Pickerirg. ~
II O'Clock am. today, on the tul sct
OF temperance. Tx: sand be no,
drunk with wine. wherein is excess :"
Eph. v, IS Ats O'Clock pm >, subj cot;
"soclal liberty and prohibition, and
their relation 10 religion and polite -
text, Luke Nv, 80 "a. o. Monday, a.
8 o'clock p m, a lecture ON tho pro-
posed amendment, with lie relation 10
city business. All business men are
especially Invited.
The mass which was surg on last
Sunday II ~. Peiei'f, at $3.50 O'Clock,
is euch fa,orite with both the choir |
and congregation that Il will be sune |
again today, and ell thote who PARTED.
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Personal POINTS.
MISS RAourL HAL ls a guest Of the

MISS RAcHIL Hall is q guest of the
Misfes White, No. 227 Vance street.
MISS MARY DANoY, OF Holly Springs,
j. visiting the Misses Gregory, on
Vance street.
MRs. DR.. y. J. NJ RRIsoN, mother
and daughter, returned from Virginia
lsat Thursday.
B. J. CAMrBELL, OF Nashville, rep.
reeenting the RiDgum Root Medicine
Company, 10 In the city.
Mrs. CHAs A. kooRR, OF Rayburp
avenue, with her two daughter, Ia
willing her sister, Brs. W. P. Hall.
day, OF Cairo, Ill.
i w. McJERRBN. special agent Of
the Liverpool, London AID Globe la.
surance Company, with headquarters
at New Orleans, 10 In the city.
MRs, EEBxR JOINS, sccomp anied by
Mise M ,rry Burton. OF Holly Syringe,
returned To the city yesterday, after q
visit OF thIc, months In Canada.
B. B. MAuRy, JR, has been sppoint-
Cd general passenger sgent OF the
Louisville, New Orleans ard Texas
railroad, with headquarters at Mem.
phis.
A. B.VAccARo and M icolm Bemmes
have returned from Cincinnati, where
they had been In attendance upon
the National Protective Association
Convention.
Il W. HusrER, OF tho Arm OF Hun.
ter Bros, alter bdying the largest and
best selected stock OF dry goods the
firm has ever carried, will return home
Monday morning.
Miss LiDs MERIwsrHxR has re.
turned from CHATTANOOGA, whore she
has been for several days In attend.
spco upon the convention Of the
Women's Christian Temperance
Union.
.. CHAs. Youso and wife, OF New
Orleanri John + Melisn, Of New Or.
leans X. q. Pryor, OF Cincinnati /;
Geo. Muir, OF New York; Capt. Geo.
Dougheriy, Of ID lllss, Tex are stopping
at the Peabody.
Miss GRAcs CuRRy, daughter OF Il
w. Curry, ri Leon, Ia, r. the puest OF
her uncle, w. II. Bates, No. 2s7 Llu
derdale etreet, and will be among the
pupils Of Miss Higbee's school the
coming session.
+. M. MoLAUdBLEs ard 7. CORR.
gan, Of Kansas City, No; Geo. M.
M adow,, Fulton, KY, u. M Noble,
Van Burep, Ky, S.H. Douglas, Texas
W. q. Graham, Nashville, Tenn, are
at Duny's European Hotel.
VIM. POLLOCK aud bride, OF Little
Rock q. J.. Wrenn and VT, OF Ms.
sifslppi lee Sch warlz and wile,oi Con
way, Ark. Fiank LydIck, 81 81. Louie;
Sam S2ndheim, Of New York; I. ,
S sSS,, i.ssii.Ospsli' .e Gayoso Hote.
.isIroRs on Change yesterday:
l.. b. M,nning, Helena. Ark; w. p.
Martin. Los Aneeles, Gal ID. Ken.
pei; DR.. HUI, III. L1uls; Geo. Muir,
New York; ]. p. Egle, L,noke,
ArkS Miss Fannie Block, Louisville,
KY Mus Susie Cobalt, Louisville,
Ky.
w. A. HKsRY, a prominent attor
ney and j,urnalist OF Yssoo Oty,
Miss., 10 In the city, having arrived
accompanied by NJ ssos B.auohe Prev.
cit and Ada Love. who cgms 10 at
tend Miss Hlsbee's Seminary during
the ensuing autumn and winter SEES.
bitn,
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New Yorh and Ch,easo Tie.

CnIcAoo, It'll, September l7.-Ttc
game between the Chicago and New
York clubs today resulted In a ties
Chicago put In n nov man named
sprseue 10 pitch, and he did very we'll
except In the 9th inning, when Tier.
nan m ,de home run, Ward a single.
Oonuor q three ba ger and 0'Rourke
a singls Of him. In the ninth. Piei.
Ter got bare on Riehatdfoh's error,
Williamson n base on balls, and
Blrrs's three bagser brought them In,
tying the score. Come was then
called on account Il darkness. Score:
Ohioagn-....... O 100000 2-B
New Yofk....- o 1900 o. D
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syrup es Fiks,

Manufactured only By tbs. California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,
Cat. is M uFe's own tue laxstivo. II
10 the moot elaily taken aud tho most
pleasantly affective remedy known 10
cleanse the system wheF bilious or
cos,iye, TO dispel hea1sckcr, colds and
levers, 10 cure habi,usl constipation,
indig stion, etc. For esle Ia 30 cent
aud 81 bottles by II. ]. Holster, and
all leading druggists VauVleet 4
o., q. w. Jones 4 Ga, W. N. VIII.
kerion 4 Co, Manifold & 90. have
b,en appointed whoiosale agents al
Meniphin,
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Armstrong rarsitars Company.


A very large and well selected stoch
Of furniture and furniture goods ia on
exhibition and for taIe a the ware.
rooms Of the Armstrong Fnrnlture
Company, In the Ayfss block, second
street, oppoaiie Court squsre. specias
attention Ia called ~ The assorimenl
OF parlor, bed room and dining room
sets Of every slyle and Il liah, and al
various prices ca'culI "a 90 suit the
p ites q purchasers. The Msmphls
establishment being a bfareh house
Of the Armstrong Furniture COMPANY,
Of Evansville, lad, manufacturer OF
furniture, the trede will be- supplied
At factory prices. with freight aided.
Everything known D. the line Of husl.
ness IL kept by the Memphis house.
and the price placed on eacn article IL
most reasonable. Gall, examine, price
the goods. and make your purchases
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Mus LKwELLys has returned from
the Il lst, and she will resume her pri.
vac clats In elocu'ion 0sioher Sd.
Dssarie method. Location OF tone
and physical culture will receive
special attention. Those who wish 10
understand phoclpes and become Ia.
ttlligent readers pr, feued. For terms
send Tor circular or call at No. 80
Adams street, after 3 O'Clock.
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PhiIadeIphia n, IsdianapoII. q

lsDIASArou', Ism September H.
The Philadelphia experienced no
officially In defeating the local team
today. The Visitors batted Lsitntr'e
balls whenever they deemed II deeir.
able OF nee lseary. while the Indlanap.
oils men made but ak hits of Casey.
Score;
Indianapolis go. 4 o Q0O0l0i-8
Philadelphia .. l 20bll3 x-l7
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SPORTING WORLD.
League and All ocla,ion Baseball
Games.
ChicsGo ana New York Play . He
Game-Teener wiss the Me-
ReespoFt Regatta.

Rain prevented ths game between
Msmphis and New Orleans yesterday.
The New Orleans club left fJr Biz
mlhgham last night, where they play
tomorrow. TIE postponed game will
be played q. New Orleans u Memphis
receives q certain guarantee. II not,
the Pelicans will have TO come here
and play. The Charleston club will
arrive tonight from Birmingham, and
will PLY the Browns tomorrow af.sr.
noon,
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Ten Insin9s-sto 4.

PmLADEIPnIA, Pa, September l7.-
Tho MetropolitAns lott q chance to
win agim0 from the Athletic club 10
day ib.onsh poor fielding In the Sec
QUO asu a. : ipniggs. DAl k ess
neee1bitale1 the calI,s-. Ia : oesns M
the end Of the ton!h inning. Score
Meir-.."."-.0 o $4,000 90 A
Athletics .,....0 2 10000 100 O. 4
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D,,ro,, M. W..b,..,oua

pErRoir, mIcu September i7,-But
one hit WAS made Of Whitney up TO
the sixth inning, when tho horue team
pounded him for seven earned runs.
In tbe eighth he was bic for four
eirglss and two doubles, two slnalts
been made n or ths side should have
been out The visitors earned their
three iuns In the eighth on singles by
MyoTS and Farrell and home iun by
ID NELLY.
DItrolt. -........0 0 00O705 Ola
WashiL gIon.. 10 u o o 900 O. 8
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In the early days Of the territory,
when there Was prairie everywhere,
we have seen the wind get started A
little under the corner Il county and
keep working In oil pretty soon II
peeled The whole thing Oh and rolled
u away. This Ia something alter The
style q ls'. colCman's koko tulu-lt
strikes dyspepsia and heartburn like a
cyclone, completely demolishing them,
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CinoinnntiI, LonisxiIIe Z.

CIscissArI. o., September IL
Smiths failure 70 pick up an easy
grounder Cost tho Reds q game this
aiternooo. This contest was most d,s.
perale, being ,ught o. vagely from erd
to end. Smith MAO hit tSfsly four
times, Quo beilg tcrstch. Rlmsey
was hit bat three tlmss, but gave FIVE
men haeeB on balls. BfowDtng's ecu.
ter d Id play saved the L9uisvilles
from def, at. Score:
Clncinnatl.. ......-0 100000 OIL
Louisville-........,0 O 00002 x-2
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Bostep q. rit,sburxI.

PIrrsBuEo, Pa, September IL
Radbourne made his frat appearance
since his reinstatement, today. and
slsnallEid the event bv pitching q
strong game against tho Pitisbuieers.
Berk'ey broke q small bone In bis
right hand In the fret inning, and
gave way 10 Fields In the sixth. The
following 10 d g score;
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b0slon".........-lO DOL AOOx-l
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Tn. .ro,,a. a.,,,, nam.

ls now running Pullman and Wood.
ruff sleeping cars aud elegant day
coaches from Memphis TO Waco and
;. ermrn and all principal points In
Arkansas and rexp, without change,
leaving Memphis, via Memphis and
Little RICK railroad, at 8.26 O'Clock
am. and 1880 pm. This 10 the only
line running through cars 10 Texas.
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which hAs gained so rapidly In popu.
lar iAvor ,h.t n row stands without q
rival in the s,u,h, will sirve Ia pa.
irons today tho relieving exception.
ally fine dinner:
Mulliss,s"nsy Sour,
fillets of Maokinaw Trout, au feur.
Potatost Dachesse.
Small Pstiies. a Ia Bourseolse,
Boiled Dinner, New Easlaud Slyle.
tveeibread, Lardsd, . fAilsmAnde.
Tendsrloln Of Beef. Pique, Hauee Bernaise.
Vssl CrQqusttes, . 10 finahclsre.
klrloin Of Primo Bee, Die uravy.
Magnolia Ham, lfaissd. champagne Sauce.
Mikado Panch.
Teal Duck, KoAstid a. dame Sauce.
PAtaloes, Boiled and Mashed.
Mashed Sweet Potatoes, baked.
Lima Beans. btsved Okra. ureen Peai.
Mashed Turnipi. Rice,
thrimps on MAyonalse, alade "a Salson.
Queens Puddins, Dslmoa 90 Style,
Peach lie.
Lemon herinsua Pie Fruit Cake,
Layer Qake. Lady Pingers.
Cocoagut Macafoons. 1utti Pru,iI,
New lo,k Cream Cheese. Crackers.
Dairy Mia. buttermilk.
CornbreAd. trench Coffee.